1. Investment is an individual behavior, which is ok, but it is not allowed to work part-time or misappropriate public funds. 2. Article 23 of the Regulations on the Punishment of Civil Servants of Administrative Organs violates the discipline of clean government, such as corruption, soliciting bribes, accepting bribes, offering bribes, misappropriating public funds, taking advantage of his position to seek personal gain for himself or others, and unclear sources of huge amounts of property.

Nowadays, many people like to invest in financial management, and venture capital is one of the most popular ways in investment and financial management. As a kind of venture capital, private equity funds are generally for a few people with more investment funds, and the income of private equity funds is considerable, so many people like to invest in private equity funds, and civil servants are no exception. But can civil servants invest in private equity funds? Let me explain it in detail for you. 1. Civil servants invest in private equity funds. 1. Investment is an individual behavior, and it is ok, but it is not allowed to work part-time or misappropriate public funds. 2. Article 23 of the Regulations on Disciplinary Actions against Civil Servants of Administrative Organs shall be given a demerit or a gross demerit if there is any violation of the discipline of clean government, such as corruption, solicitation of bribes, bribery, introduction of bribes, misappropriation of public funds, taking advantage of his position to seek personal gain for himself or others, and unclear source of huge amounts of property; If the circumstances are serious, demotion or dismissal shall be given; If the circumstances are serious, be dismissed. 3. Article 53 of the Civil Service Law stipulates that civil servants must abide by discipline and may not engage in or participate in profit-making activities or hold concurrent positions in enterprises or other profit-making organizations. Second, the investment threshold of private equity funds 1. On July 11, 214, the CSRC officially promulgated the Interim Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Private Equity Funds, which listed qualified investors as a separate chapter. It is clear that the amount of investors in private equity funds cannot be less than 1 million yuan. 2. According to the new requirements, "qualified investors" should have the corresponding risk identification ability and risk-taking ability. The amount invested in a single private equity fund cannot be less than 1 million yuan. Investors' personal net assets should not be less than 1 million yuan and personal financial assets should not be less than 3 million yuan, and the average annual income of individuals in the last three years should not be less than 5, yuan. 3. Considering that institutional investors, such as enterprise annuities, charitable funds, social security funds and investment plans established according to law and supervised by the State Council financial supervision and management institutions, all have strong risk identification ability and risk tolerance. Private fund managers and employees are fully aware of the private funds they manage, so they are also recognized as qualified investors. Third, the analysis methods of private equity investment 1. At present, there are three main analysis methods of securities investment: basic analysis, technical analysis and evolution analysis. 2. These three analytical methods are based on completely different theoretical systems and logical structures, and their main research objects are only focused on a specific aspect or category of market operation, all of which have their rationality and limitations, but they are all essential for comprehensively understanding and deeply exploring the rules of stock market operation. They rely on different theoretical basis, premises and paradigm features, which are interrelated and have important differences in practical application. Investment and financial management behavior belongs to the personal behavior of civil servants, so civil servants can invest in private equity funds under normal circumstances, but civil servants can only invest in positions other than part-time civil servants, and they can't use public funds for investment and financial management, otherwise they will be severely punished by law, and civil servants must reach the threshold of private equity investment if they want to invest in private equity funds.